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PAGE FQU N '-'rms nxrmsr News _ RDIAN ' ' r MARCH

. 2, ii. J. Murphy, seine. ~

`...*There will 'be mass Mgr-y's ,RL C. Church, Souris, to- morrow at 8.30 and 10.30 a. in. and vespers nt 7 p. in.°

...°Monday's Guardian will contain

cards of thanks from Councillors.

-`-`-'-7-1`-`-`-`-`-`-‘-`-`-`f`~`f`-`-'-`~`-`-`-'-`-‘-`~`-'-'-"=~I»-f-Q-'J{¢"""~`f~‘-‘f-‘~ -'-`-"V -'-'~‘~‘-`-`~‘-`-`f`f`~`-1':-`r‘-`-`~`~‘-`-‘-‘-`-`-`-`-A-‘-'ff' ...°It psy; to nuy in this Province., ...ni D ivieintosii will preseii in the

Presbyterian ChurchSouris tomorrow 2'

lm Bt. evening at 'I o’clock.°

...’Morris Marcou, cabin boy on J'

. the 0. G. s. Earl Grey is spending n Efl1°lb*=l°l= Perry. Rollo Bay East; 7.

short visit to _his home in Elouris.° A-

drew

drew F. Peters, Rollo Bay East; 10,

...°'l‘ho Homin; Daily Gunrdlll can

Bernard Cresnie Ai B. Pnquet and be obtninsd nc H, J, M.b°n'. ni-ng Fr

Day Dreams is the subje t of the _

¢ , lecture in the basement of the Cath- in the Methodist Church, Souris, to- l~ Jam" H0W10f»f. Gowan Brac; 2,

Alfred Morrow. North Lake.

edral, Charlottetown, Monday night m and will be 'discussed by Dr. J. C. McMillan of Cardigan. The lecture is

under the auspices of rue Knights of be gbmined ng W, A, ,,'°\m,¢0n»,,

ontague. 1

Of St. M

Columbus and! lu Bid Nincent's Orphanage.

,..°Conslderable dissatisfaction iS ont

ex ressed re'arding the manner in 1,4

v L _ ' ' ' .

which the ci\ic ciection was cundllct- pelts 35 to 60 Calfskins 10c.'

ed at Souris on the 27th uit. The oath of incapacity was not put to any voter who pleaded inability to mark sc

his ballot, and it is said that one o! should be handed to Martin McKin-

repeatedly nun, agent. '

the successful candidates

accompanied such voters into the, voting department to sec their bnl-‘. lots miirked.* gc

1'.

J. W. Brennan, Sonris.° store, Bouris. .

Rev. F. A. Whiteman, will preach

arrow morning at 7 u`clock,°

...°The Morning Daily Guardian can

___ 2.

...'Butter' Zlic eggs-244: hay $15 3. 500, straw $7.50 beef 5 to 7c

itntoes i 500, turnips 22 hides Bc

_ ri

...'All news, advertising and lub- riptions in Montague and vicinity

...'All news, advertising and lub- riptlons in Bourll and vicinity

...°"I‘hc vote on Union in Sf. An- agent. M.

drew's congrcfgntion, Curilignn, rv- sulted as follows:-Total for Uiganir

Union, 195; total against Organir pai-tment of thc Montague Furnishing Union, 22, fotnl forthe i"i:opuseil,Co., Ltd., will be out of business Basis of Union, 194; total against ,until new quarters are secured, and the Proposed Baiin of Union, 23; stock arrives. Their office will be

Elders for the Iiusis of Union, 6; fo

Commiiniciims for the Basis of Vivioii \\h re' the Undertaking depaftmeut

...*Owing to fire the Furniture de-

und in the Auditorium Building,

1, Richard Kickham, Souris West;

James Howlett, Gowan iBrae; 4,

‘ James Mullally, Souris River; 5, J.

WHEAT ANY OTHER VARIETY.

Wm. Mullnlly, Gowan Brac; 5, Jas. McKinnon, Rollo Bay West; F, McDonald. Sourls East;

Mclsaiic, Bear River, wiiirie ours- `

1, Jas. Howlett, Gowan Brac; 2,

Rex

-should be handed to pg Q_ Jo;-duh drew Fi Peters, Rollo Bay East; 4,

_ Dean, Souris East; 6, Ronald Mc-

Isaac, Souris East; 7, P. A. Mc- lsaac, Sourls East; 8, Daniel Mc- Isaac, Souris East.

WHITE RUSSIAN WHEAT.

Wm. Mullally, Gowan Brac; 3,

Chnisson, ‘Rollo Bay Centre; 6,

J. McDonald, Souris West; 8, An-

Mooney, Little Harbor; 9, An-

ank Mcvnrish, Ijine Road.

BANNER OATS.

. James- Howlett, (Iowan Hrnc; Jas. E. Deagle, Rollo Buy Centre; Lauchlin McDonald, East Point; 4,

.°°."a:

.ULF

ohn

sher, Rollo Bay Centre; F.

ANY OTHER VAlt1E'l‘\'.

Manning, Gowan Brae; 3, An-

J. Paquet, Bouris East; 5. Thos.

ni.AoK ours (oi.n Isi.ANui. l

l, James A.E. McDonald, Little,

. . i . , ' e

110; Adliercnts for the llusis ofiwill be continiued as usual." 2-27dtf_ Pond; 2, Peter Vineau, Rollo Buy,

*- Ei-ist; 3, Joseph 1”. Dcagle, Bear Hiv-

.Union, 78; lliliicrs agaiiiat the in-sis, of Union, 1; Coizununiczints aciiinst .\ the Basis of l'nii»vn, 1-l; .»\dlif'icnts

against the Basis ol Union, S.

...°A Lyndnle correspondent writes:

-Dan McDonald was visiting friends in ST:

.Valleylield last week. (lephas Carvei' “

il()\' llA.\lKl*lR'S ' el‘,

` Biiinir oiiiiunril 5.

E. 6'

. _ . 7.

l`Hl(‘A(}0, i<`i‘h. 28-William A.Mo.~

ditions of the roader » R. Brehaut islulm' had “"thi"g bm l"°“Sp°°t“ bf” ni

_-b I f - ._ _ ‘hind thcm. Mtiny uf them were my- ish' L- R ,_ ioursilgdeézigfe,eIcLl;f;d,mE;,l;;5`,§,:§t\UT”lthiea\l_ The i>roBPe¢ts were located me 08(

D.` McPherson intends ‘io enter l.isl'_" speedy three-year-oi-l in :1 number of'U' races this coming su- -rier. 1\lz.lcc-lm' _

on his barn. next sun.uier:‘ I ‘,`l‘m"l ‘l"“"r§i'°'G§°§5'l°' Th” l’r”m`

lls

McLean intends to 1>‘»‘¢:t 3 uinflinill “X thou” fjbufml i\ 8 pecan or' Pillll MCPh¢°. Cll0l”FY Gl`0V0~ _

..l°Th0 newly elr-.r .'f,y0,~ `,,,,,, lnot do well and now the land is ex-

Councillors for the '_..~n, of Souris "1

were -sworn in Tliursda, lafternoonhy l"‘“5“"f “'lth9ul» ¢°llS°“§1-Ol ll°l‘0“1‘ Llentre; 2, A. J, McDonald, i-lourin Stipendiary M¢(‘0rmn¢|{ ,md im. l»0l`S- Tl@Hl`lY,._1\ll. U10 d.ell0Sl_7~S~- West; 3, Peter Vineau, Rollo Huy

.Vinson conducted the Wilson Ave- East; 4, James H0w1ctt_ G,,“.,m

_ V , _ rnc; 5, James McCorninck, liollol

dinussion was the ,,,,.,,,,t,,ng 0', had been in the ilcnl es_tatc'busim‘.ss Buy Cent,-e_

sparring matches which wus ndvertis» i ‘md had H 5"°°‘l 'FQl“"'““°"‘ __The od to take msec that night ,t was liaiikhns nomoucy ,that the receiver decided that in view of the fuct 'thiit Cu" "mi" All the "cal “stat” ‘" the it had been advertised they woum name of thelbnnk is mortgaged for

not step it this iirne, but -time nn- full "allie-

mediately afterwards held their first meeting. Une of the questions up for nl

thing of that nature would ine per-

mitted in future. The action of the h0m"l Of tmdii 8-'ld "Wt $2~50“- HC

Council in this matter will meet U with the sincere approval of all the 'B citizens* ‘ ~ ~~»~ ` ll _ -i- - - ii

and passengers steamers, This . af- fords weekly or semi-weekly com municatlun between Halifax, Picton

itsiiic thc paying _pertics at Por- pine mul cioirineldllfp ” To vary his "investments," hc but

eil to be a mint, but the nuts did

ited as an oil-field. He ‘~‘loaned"

ie Bank, gi neighboring affair. Ho B

Maison admitted that hc lricd the

verdrew his account with the State ank, through which he cleiired, ran way from the city with $2,500 a iontli ngo, and now has only $2.50.

TWO ARRESTS MADE

OTTAWA, Fchriiary 28-McGill w

Montagup, Magdclgn Islands and ,Q students cut loose last night after gr

...°Souris is flavored in iicihg fi

port of call for a number of freight MCGILL STUDENTS CUT LOOSE George (‘lapp, Bay Fortune; 3, An-

few Cape Breton ports. But being ar l; c hockey victory and two support- Hulk, Huy Em-,t; 3’ wm_ B_ Mullally'

port of call is something different e

s spent it few hours in the D01lC€ Gowan Brac; 9, Peter D. Peters, Rnl.

from he-.ing the home port of a station nftcr the brief excitement. 1,, steamer with ii number of good out The students took the'p0sters _from H,

ports to serve ;regule.rly, two on three t

'times a week. What Souris needs at ii procession and marched off with

the i present time is a local steam- t

'boat comimnly to connect this port three were arrested, one escaping

ith handcuffs on his wrists after

with a hnlf dozen good ports in N. w

he front of ii local theatre, formed

hem until the police interfered, and

K. 0, , ii.

Mullall , Gow Be i; 9, i}i~ -1

-the "l'<>y llellkef sf Rawls- r~eterr,yno1l0 hhy iinfit- io od, told in bankruptcy proceedings but Perry Rollo Bay E',,st ’ ,

was visiting friouils in eilliston and lhlday hmv he lost $40'000 Ui tue , l l I

Whim Road. M §duch McKepzii~lizi'~\lmlviugs uf. hm fnende and nmgll' BLACK UATS-

,,0m,,let£,,l ha,,,i,,;.,_h,,& hay and grail, ,'lmrs'\\'lio intrusted their funds to his from Head or lunniague. iz. <‘. Me. l‘“"'1‘l“"g- .lt WR" H" “"“*Z‘"l5 “OW Leod mail-dri-\'cr is 1\ri‘forining his "I crnzy mmnma' Mason hollght

' o

duties sp,e,,,“di,y <%o,,S,,,,C,,ing t,,,_,_,,,‘ rli ilszinds of shiireS_of mining stock “~,,,_ Noah Bom. Rivm.; 3' Rex Mm,

- drew F. Peters, Rollo Bay East; 4,'

-'_ .Andrew Mooney, Little Harbor; 5,

~ 4, Richard Kickhain, Sour-is West; l Win.. A, White, Itullo Bay (‘entrc;l Peter D. Peters, Rollo Bay East; l’.ex Mannin (iownu Braw R W i

1 ANY OTHER VARll*l'l`Y.

l, A. J. McDonald, Souris West.; 2,

nil. (l0W~nu Brno; -l, Frank Mc\'iu'-.

'l‘WO l¢OWl~lii llAlii.EY.

I, A. J. McDonald, Souris Weiil.;2,

SIX ROWED BARLEY.

l, John H. McKinnon, Rollo Huy

}3U(Jl{WHEA'l`.

l, llcx Manning.

Cl.OVl<Iii.

1, Jnuies Howlett, (iu\\’n|1 Urzic. _

TIMOTHY.

l, James Howlett, Gowan Brno; 2,

m. Neal, Bear River; 6, John Fish- . Rollo Bay: 7, Eusebius Peters,

Bay East; 10, Alex. McGilvrny,

iuris lliver.

ivieinfrvnn 1'o'rA'roi»:s. |

Back of every disease known to mankind---back of the torturing days

and restless niglit_fa_miliai° to all who suffer from ill health--.back of ,every-

case of illness and weakness that human flesh has ever experienced is the

one principal, fundamental cause---the presence of impure or impoverished

blood in the System,

Th Ol l 9 ~ Naiure’s Gefiuinlley . Remedy

sLo» Foo

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Scientists, doctors and pliarinacists all agree on cnc point and that is, lliat all cliscaics known of ~__~

mankind are Caused directly or indirectly by impuie or poor bloicl and inly when the b_lcod1s right, strong and pure can one enjoy the health and happiness that nature' intended all should possess. It is for_ this purpose_i},¢ building and bettering of every human body -that Mac s Blood Food has been preppred. _It_1s made from an old, old recipe-one that has been used and_ endorsed _for nia_ny years_ by leading physicians and hospitals throughout America and Europe-one that is so rich in_curat1ve qualities and successful rcsulls that it has

been hailed by all experts as thc one right remedy for diseases of the blood.

l\Iac’s Blood Food is not ii cure---all but is made solely and only to better and improve the condition of

those who bodies are not fortificd with a sufficient quantity of pure blood and this one purpose it fills admirably

,__ __ _ _

A _Matchless Tonic

For Weak Lungs

Diseases of tlic puliucnary organs are caused

in every case by impure blood. Coiisuniption, pneumonia, bronchitis, influenza, coughs, colds and all the multitude of kindred ailments trace their origin back lo this one cause. Pure blood is ill hea1th’s worst _enemy and any tonic that will build, up your blood, miakc it pure, stronger and richer is worth its weight in gold to you no matter how poor you may be. e

It is here that the value of Mads Blood Food

is fully realized, it gets right down to the seat of the trouble, builds up thc blood, purifies it, strengthens it and brings the patient _back to hezilth and Strength no spzismodic strength either but sure lasting results that prove its marvel- ously potent powers.

Those suliering from ailments of the pulm-

euary organs need Mac's Blood Food.

+ V ' e T n

lt Strengthens Weak ,Digestive Organs

(lf all ailments that human flesh is heir to

none have more harrowing effects than diseases of the digestive organs. The stomach is the boiler of the human engine and unless it is kept in per- fect condition, built up with a full supply of rich, strong blood the patient is just dragging outa mere existence and inviting the attacks of more

complicated disorders.

.For loss of appetite, indigcslion,biliousness

and any other minor afflictions there is one reni- edy that you can always rely on_-and that rem- edy is Mac’s Blood Food, the w0rld’s premier blood and'nerve tonic. This preparation has al- ready been used in scores of cases and is working such wonderful cures that it has been hailed by people the country over as the best tonic that has ever crossed a counter. _

Sufferers from disorders of the digestive or-

gans need Mac’s Blood Fool.

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Mac’s Blood Food as a AF or Diseases of the Nervous

System

Those suffeiiug from ner-

S., and ll. B., not regularly served throwing the policeman.

by and »l‘. ld. I. steamer. There is plenty of local cn]-itnl here to inug- T urate a service of this kind. Apart from the sure ciii'nin_~;s of suf‘"h a boat; it would bring a goodly impetus _to

should not a Joint Stock f`o., he i formed by our local mcu for the op-_ S

eration 'of such- ttf-”h6nt? Souris needs crushed by the tender liiickliug, but this boat.° the extent of his injuries are unknown

, _ V ,_ at present. Fireman 'Huey had his

...°A pleasant-.‘,~ ’»c'0hipa.ny asineriibled limbs severely crushed.

at the residence ‘of Alex. and Mrs.

fRl0be'rtson, Red Point, on the night IN 'THE SENATE INQUIRIES AUT.

of the 26t_h to`-celebrate, the twenty-fifth anniversary of their mur-

groomsman und hridesmnid of twen- L ty-live yenrs 11310. After some time H

spent in social intercourse, and jus- :ite yesterday stated _that there :ire tice done to the supper, the company now 4.200 mll¢‘~H fallwlly l“ C0lll`F°

Mr. Camp, in an appropriate sy'e:rl| resented Mr and ‘l/Irs iiolnrti-.im

were :iskeil to the pnrlor, when l<e'.', ci

Il ' . . `. ‘ ` with ii beautiful silver cake liasic-f t

was distinctly stated “no prcsriiiti-I," _vet he ncoepted it in the spirit in which it wns given, and would nl- ways prize it as s. token of remem- brance of the occasion. After ri few remnrks from T. S. ilobertson, and tho singing of "God be with you till we. most ii;;nin,"' the compiiny dis- persed, feeling that they lind spent. a , pleasant und enjoyable evening.

...‘A Glcn Martin correspondent writes:-»The school is progressing , rapidly under the skilful miinngementi

I, Cyril White, Rollo Bay East; 2,

James Howlett, .Gowan Brac; 3, An- drew F Peters, Rollo Ba East 4

No amount of cold creaiiis,

, _ vousuess, headaches, neural-

skin foods or toiletyprepar- ~

gin, iriiiablli'y insomnia and

inquiries Act relating to the inves-

, _ igntions of Royal Commissions wus

on hchnlf 1-! tlie usa'-inbled ;:i\c.=ts..liri\'f'n ii. tllirll l-‘elllllllg “nd “UW 5t“"‘]“ The host replied, that nltliougli it for the Ilvylll 1lSB0llt~

THE [I[lMPlllf

W0 TRAINMEN A]

1 INJURED AT MUN(lTUN~ .drew McDonald, Rollo Bay Centre' 7

Pr-ter Vineau, Rollo Bay East; '8:

_ . .Ii A. E. M D V l . ~

the export trade of the tmvnl. Why were injured here to night by ii col- -_ifmes C Onan' little Pond'

'sion of two engines while shunting.

MONC'l`ON, Feb. 28-Two trainmen

hermnn Steves, -a lirakeman, was

o'r'r_\wA, ivinreh, i-The Govern- "f

ougliced in reply to ii question by

ir Richard Uartwright in the Sen- M,

ll ll

mstruction west of Lake Superior. do

The Government hill to amend thc

SUUHIS PHIZE llSl

l»`oll<»\\'im: ls the 1-<\|\\plcl.i: prize list

GREEN MOUNTAIN i'0TA'[‘0l<JS.

lst, W. H. Undcrhay, Hay Fortune;

- Y 5 .

Lauchlin McDonald, East Point; 5,

tre; 10, James Mc(‘ormack, Rollo Huy Centre.

’l‘hcre passed peacefully away nn

Thursday, February 8th, one nf me most esteemed and respected residents

_ | MK ', ' _

rings. Among the g-uestr. were the ment; Lender in the Senate, Hon. Mr. gl? C enzw rchct “f the late M"

The writer wus, intimately acquaint-

shc wns ii woman of sterling worth

others and will be much missed by’ the neiglihors and friends. In her lust illness she rejoiced in the prospect of' thc Glorious Home to which she was first hastcning and assured those nrolinil her in these simple, fervent words, "Jesus is enough for ine, all I-want." To her yoiingent-daiiighcci-, llfliss ('hrisf.y, is extended corilliil Nl/Illlmtliy in licr her ve cnt wlir

CR ill r 7

tcnrierlv cared for her in hcr old nge. A _

'|`hc funeral services were conducted 6 B f by Iiev. A. S. Stuart of Vnlleyrleld after which her remains wcie laid to rest at Orwell Head Cemetery beside her husbnnd who 'edeceasnd her

fred Morrow, North Lake; 6, An-

Joseph E. Deagle, Rollo Bay Cen-

OBITUA HY. `

.Vnlieytield in the person of Han-

ch McKenzie, at the nge of 92.

with her in years long gone by.

d kindness of heart, ever ready tn what she could for the good of

ations will do you any eaith~ ly good if your blood is not rich. pure and strong The foundation of all good coin- plexions is rich, healthy blood and only by possessiiig this can you have a clear skin and a good complexion.

In this connection you will

find .\lac’s Blood l~`ood of un~ siirpisscd merit, 'for it promptly works out thc cause of all trouble, _puiifics the blood, .strengthens llic body, removes :ill fririal lilcniishcs and slain erupt- ions and gives you ri :oft healthy skin :ind a clenr velvety complexion.

.\liic‘s Blood l~`ooil builds

up a luziuty that is more than :ikin deep. Try :i box.

_ Auaeniia,

Brain Fag, liloozl Disorders, Bodily Weakness, Despondency,

Dyspepsia,

Dcbihty,

Exhaustion,

Epilepsy, Faintiug,

Headaches,

Hysteria,

Heartburn,

¥_ _ _ ___

Mac’s Blood Food 7

Heart Palpitaiion,

Insomnia, Langour, I Loss of Vlgor, i

Morning Sickness,

Ncrvousncss, Poor Appetite, Rheumatisni,

Sciatica,

Salt Rhcuiii, Skin Diseases, Heart Strain.

other ailments arising from an imperfect nervous system should immediately secure relief by the prompt and pro- per use of Mac’s Blood Food. The above disorders are ciused by the presence of im- pure blood in the system and can only be cured by ii tonic that will build up the con~ dition of the blood and make ii stronger and more health giving.

This is just what Mads

Blood Food is for, niakesllle blood purer, stronger and. more invigorating, tones llll the nervous system to its proper state of healtli and promptly sets the patient 011 the right road to recovery.

' Nervous people should not

__ ____ __ _ e __ ____ _A be without the assistance vl-

V fer:-d by Mac's Blood Food.

._ B he aes

of Miss Louisa MacKinnon. J. ll. "MacDonald and A. R. Nicholson nre busy hnuling logs from ('. K. Mur-

2nd. Jas. A. E. Mcllunald, Little Pond; llrcl, D. F. McDonald, i-louris; 4th, Allnn Gillis, Ht. Margnrets;5th.

three years before. Loved ones lnay A '

hnvc crossed the flood, whose surges `

:|111-._ fonldest :even mothers ever fnith. . f °

u t roug life linve .tool- nl . ‘ »

whose solace we miss forqevef, shim Gt'

leaving our sight with a last good `

tln's woods to J. J. MacDonalii's saw mills, Glen William. Robert G

nerr, /iiiietnn, pain i. snort visit to .---: -lemce N018". ‘il‘°l’*‘l"“’1

Sith, James Paqiiet, Souris; 10th,

Glen Martin recent' Miss Katie MacKinnon, Montage..-_ Head, spent n. l’ few days in Glen B’ *ln recently the guest of Murdoch in .’ Wfrs. MacKin- non. Ttoddie Nicholson, Victoria Cross, was a recent visitor to Glen

1, Andred F. Peters, Rollo Hiiy ,

martin. Alex. Mnenennia, one or nest; 2. James Howlett. UUWHH

Commercial Cross's prosperous farm- ers. is busily- engaged ihsuiqng hay 4, and straw from his productive farm

llfl. Valley lfield, spent s few days 'Fl'-ll U01' 'Dsrei\tl!."'~iTi D‘.»and"Mrs.”H Ml¢D°“ll‘|. Glen Ma1‘tln."Marguerite llsl Martin has returned to her home af- ter spending her holidays at her sunt's, Mrs. D. MscLennsn, wood 1,. inner. .ner menenn, sz. Menenaial and W. A. Mckenzie were in Murray

River on s business trip |~,,¢¢n;|y_,,Scliool; 3, Mary C. McDonald, Lit- They registered at the Commercial :U0 POM-

Hotel. Alex. MacKenzie is hauling lumber from Lemes, preparatory to the erection of a new dwelling house.

'even __ _ ,

Alex. Mcflilvrny, Slfrurl-9 Ill*/01': flf-ll.

Bree; 3, George Olapp, Bay F0"-lllle;

trc; 5, John H. McKinnon, Rollo

in men Martin. Katherine Msennn- Buy Centre: 6. D- F. M<=A\1lay.-N0r~

rin Pond; 7, James Howlett, Gowan

er; 10, James Howlett, Gowan Brac.

nbrlcl Denglo, Rollo Bay East; 7th,

nlllht. have passed away to the _ _ _ elites nf nght._M, r- ~ f " ~ - _ ' ~~~--- -~- ~ ~- -- ~- - - ----

eter Vincriu, Rollo Bay East.

` RED POTATOES.

James McCormack, Rollo Bay 0¢D~

rss; ll, Edward Peters, Rollo Bay est; 9, Joseph P. Deagle, Bear Riv-

ISLAND WEED SEEDS.

l Souris Convent- 2, New Zealand

WHITE FIFE WHEAT.

The polish that outwears any

other.

rg Awarded Gold Medal

Use No Other

For all Leslhera

at Halifax Lxhibition.

Fm 43311-'_ _ I l `

bb Q’ rrinuanfrlon Anvoi'/i'1'i~; 10°” 'hell more speed nna ii little JAMAICA RIOTERS-

_ - ~~ -1 M0N.rm,mL sH[pp|Nu .defeated the Quebec team 6-3. The ARMED Pol-‘ICE COW

U 0 __ soil rave nrnn nineeri: ex i, KiNos'roN, Jeninien Fei. zil-

i.Evis env nook, lwltel' Ol the mick. while veelnn in

K lil ilLlOll.

Olltmnn lllld PHYUE Wire ruled oil for

o'r'rAw/\. Feb. 28-The slllvvlns flelltlnir. Quebec ie erin -in the run-

federation had n deputation of the

government today asking for the_nlzht's defeat makes the team‘s pos- bullding of a dry dock at Levis.

More than n nosen vessels now plying est games are yet to come. on the st. Lawrence are too large. --@--__-

for any of the dry docks at present existing, and An rew Allan pointed out the 'necessity pf adequate dock accommodation in order to keep down insurance rates. The matter _ Finding the lump sgstp forming in

_ will be looked into.

` Mme I" Amhem 'ms CANADIEN - _ -einen with ure iiniinent me is

nlnz lor the chammnneinii, uit to

itlon almost hopeless, ns their hm-ri.

Minard's Linlment Co., Limited. ,

.Some time sgn 1-and ,_ |,‘»’q.‘¢¢,L¢|r weeks nnii .cost s lot of nionsyt?

my tyrant. I bnuieii freely, witty Mm- ARD B LINIMENT and |a\,ur-sting 3

Sold most everywhere Ditllualrllo QUEBEC. night. ‘°n,°u

_-_ Next morning the swelling was gbue

Everett Q Barron Co. MONTREAL, ren. ze-'nie cnnn~,nna i attributed ine warning on or

dlens recovered. from n disastrous an attack of Quinny to the (rss gg,

Send for me Booklet on riurnn which use len time out ei the nr Mrunnws 1,mmpiN1~_

. 'running for the National Hockey As- (;_ F, wr-)gDmN_

1, Jenn i-i. Mexinnnn, neiie any, "Tl" C°’° °f Sh°°’ " eeeiruen eiminpieneinp tonight, and st. Jenn. _

of Qulhsrwhieh laid meiip ur two

~fn the city. »

Armed parties of police were sent out during the night to do duty on the streets and to __repress, any further disturbances in connection with the agitation against the Canadian Street Csr Company whl:h caused the trouble by raising the fares. The would-be rioters were cowed by the display of force. In 3 few instances they ‘tried to renew the trouble but seeing that the police were determin- ied to shoot to kill, the crowds even. tually dispersed. Quiet now prevails

LABOR AND DYNAMI'i‘lB-_ ‘ INVESTIGATION BEGUN.

LAWRENCE, March 1--A resdj»ug¢__

ment of wages which in no case will be less five Der cent to take effect

Mills. last night

workers ofthe world.

March 14,- was announced by Preli-

'iieiiei wiueh they nm »rP\'°"°.‘.' such ooneelsloiis will N 'l““°'

aeiii wnnsni. wine nr. ol Af1l“!*°“

John Golden, of Fall River. th”

international president of the Um Textile Workers of Amari" MW here last night to act as l-M, “_ :leader of the textile strike. It “I to nnuneeii unit he has wm° *°_' §,,,, a finish and will personally H the strike for the trade unlala "nm, distinguished from the in U

"Failing to secure iavorgble 0°" siderstlon for our demand! Golden lsst night, in s l0l'm*,mm,,|. mm, "1 ennii vlan f°f fl", Mi, late inauguration of a IGM" Mmm, wines eininu ,elim -my ‘l°l’°, in every ml n ¢ ~ ' N. When Golden asked sbpglil- tfilhft he

Ported qoneenions he dll' B mill had any such word_ ll‘°l“ N4," 0| owner and added ‘ 0, “mr u--= A.m;:luw.»:.l‘°“°"‘ fill. i.. we must lil wcebwl *ll* glint

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